Western appeal., 1887-11-12
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS
The night schools opened Monday
night.
A Good Muf1er for SOC at the Crystal,
253 Nicollet ave.
There are 81 teachers and LOO pupils
in the night schools.
Fine silk umbrellas and canes 1T the
Crystal, 253 Nicolett.
All Wool half hose at 25c at the Crys-
tai, e53 Nicollet avenue.
Lined Gloves in Kid, Buck, ETC., at
81 at the Crystal, 253 Nicellet ave.
The Excelsior club is anticipating a
Igrand time on the 23rd Of this month.
The social last Thursday evening at
the parsonage was a most enjoyable
affair.
Mr.. William Gray is building resi-
dence near Twentv-ninth street and
Twelfth avenue South.
Professor Adams, of St. Paul, has or
ganized a German class in our city of
which we may all feel proud.
The Park Commissioners are making
provisions for fostering winter sports
which will meet the approval of all.
The Second A. M. e. church choir
give their first social Thursday, Nov
10th, at the residence of Mr.. Grooms.
Rev. w. II. Morris, of the First A. M
E. church of this city, preached a most
eloquent sermon Sunday evening in the
pulpit of Rev. L. II. Reynolds.
The Second A. M. E.. choir was hon
ored by the assistance of our most es.
teemed friends, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Lyles, of st. Paul, Tuesday evening.
The Shorter Lyceum will now assume
their usual evening for business, meet
ing at their hall, No. 5O53 Washington
avenue South. All are invited. f. T..
Wilson, president.
Mrs, P. A. Jordan, who is spending
some time at Duluth, paid us flying
visit this week returning Friday. Her
charming daughter, Miss Hattie, still
fingers in the Zenith City.
The long expected broom brigade,
under the special trainging of Mr.. and
Mrs. C.L. Hunt and Mrs. Britain, will
present themselves to the public, Tues
day evening, Nov. 18th, at the church
5052 Washington avenue South.
The st. Anthony Lodge of G. u. o. of
0. f. will give an entertainment of a
literary nature at the Northwestern
Cottage hall OH Thursday evening Nov.
18th. The patronage entire community
both of St. Paul and Minneapolis is
kindly solicited by the Order.
We dropped into the furniture store
of Mr.. Neil Mcmillan one day this week
and found the handsomest stock of the
latest styles in bedroo4 N suites and par
lor furniture in the city. Any one who
wishes to purchase will do well to in
spect his magnificent stock. Prices to
suit all.
Mr.. II. M. Young, white, has invented
heating device for passenger cars
which bids fair to lesson the usual seri-
GUS results from fire in case of collisions.
The device automatically extinguishes
the fire in the heater and the lamps,
and at the same time puts on the air
brake. A successful test of the inven-
ton was made last Saturday.
At the orthodox minister's meeting,
Monday morning Rev. j. G. Holbrook,
of Oakland, Cal, made an interesting
review of Rev. Austin Willey's work on
the subject Of the .tAnti-Slavery Move
ment." The paper elected some very
eloquent remarks from Rev. W. III.
Morris, pastor of the African A. M. e.
church of this city. DR.. Holbrook re-
ceived vote of thanks for his excellent
paper.
Press Agent Mead Of the exposition
has made his report, and therein are
some interesting figures which speak
for themselves: Minnesota papers gave
472 notices, Wisconsin, 27o; Dakota 246
and Iowa 9S-a grand total of ], ,OS6. All
these notices were free gratis Col
Mead thinks that in the future, Press
day should be made more of feature,
and that the press department should
be responsible directly to the directors
and independent Of the general mana
ger.
The German class Of Prof. Adams is
ust commencing at No. 224 Hennepin
avenue, room 6, third floor. The les
sons are given Mondays, Wednesdays
md Fridays at and SPIN. The learn
sr may come at the more convenient
aour. This is positively the only course
% be given in Minneapolis. All should
avail themselves of this opportunity to
earn this most useful language. The I
price ior the course has been reduced
ind payments may be made in INSTALL
nents. The readers of the APPEAL are